Speaking of the game’s indie nature: the visuals are the only part of the whole experience that might seem a bit jarring for some players. The claustrophobic map design is also great for multiplayer sessions and is overall pretty well crafted for an indie game. While not outright terrifying, the oppressive atmosphere of the lab and its dimly-lit hallways are enough to make your hair stand on end. When it comes to scary games, SCP Secret Laboratory really knows how to make things spooky. For example, SCP-939 has the ability to mimic other humans, making the game feel like a scary 3D version of Among Us. The best part is that each creature features a unique set of powers that drastically affects the way the game is played. You have a wide selection of creatures and object SCPs to choose from, making the game feel like a very competently made experience.Īlong with the infamous SCP-173 sculpture, players will find five other SCPs ready to choose from. One of the neat things about Secret Laboratory is that it’s clear that the game was made by a team of fans that absolutely loved the source material. You have your usual D-Class personnel and Foundation scientists working for the SCP foundation, but you’re also able to choose from a variety of mercenary forces and even the SCP themselves. This variety keeps the game entertaining for a good while, especially because each class controls quite differently.
In many regards, Secret Laboratory plays like an SCP version of Left 4 Dead: at the beginning of each match, players choose a faction that serves a specific role, each with unique objectives and victory conditions.
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